Any "Latest & Greatest about Delta?" Part 2
#6682
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2014
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I challenge anyone who didn’t instantly know the answer to this question to just skim the scheduling reference handbook. Even just read its table of contents if you’re short on time. A little knowledge will go a very long way in this career.
#6683
The November ATL base newsletter gaslights pilots about this. It has an pseudo-admonishment about how "We have seen an increase in pilots missing assigned trips due to the Auto Accept and Auto Acknowledge functions in PCS. Here’s a quick refresher...", without even mentioning how the ACC and ACK blocks have switched, much less how they rolled it out without so much as a peep until weeks after it was in effect.
#6684
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Joined APC: Sep 2014
Posts: 867
Yeah, reroute pays 1.5x, if you arrive more than 4 hours late, you'll get single pay / no credit for the rerouted portion on top of the 1.5x. Quite lucrative.
#6685
Roll’n Thunder
Joined APC: Oct 2009
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Also the part I bolded isn’t quite correct. If a reroute gets you in more than 4 hours later than originally scheduled (23.L 8 and 9) then you get the entire last duty period paid extra, not just the rerouted legs, in addition to L4 pay. Note, a reserve does not get 23.L.9 pay unless the reroute affects an X day. So a standard reserve assignment over LC days that gets extended on the last day due to RR is not due L9 pay, but the same rotation flown as a GS over X days would.
#6686
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Joined APC: Jul 2023
Posts: 135
We have a 276 page document to explain how one section of the PWA works.
The only real way to learn all this stuff is to have something bad happen to you, learn from it, and explain it to others.
#6687
Can’t find crew pickup
Joined APC: Jun 2021
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on second though, don’t, especially if you are senior to me.
#6688
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Posts: 135
#6689
Reroutes that affect the last leg of a rotation are gold because then if there is any trip credit that credit pays at the same override (50 or 100%) as the rerouted legs.
Also the part I bolded isn’t quite correct. If a reroute gets you in more than 4 hours later than originally scheduled (23.L 8 and 9) then you get the entire last duty period paid extra, not just the rerouted legs, in addition to L4 pay. Note, a reserve does not get 23.L.9 pay unless the reroute affects an X day. So a standard reserve assignment over LC days that gets extended on the last day due to RR is not due L9 pay, but the same rotation flown as a GS over X days would.
Also the part I bolded isn’t quite correct. If a reroute gets you in more than 4 hours later than originally scheduled (23.L 8 and 9) then you get the entire last duty period paid extra, not just the rerouted legs, in addition to L4 pay. Note, a reserve does not get 23.L.9 pay unless the reroute affects an X day. So a standard reserve assignment over LC days that gets extended on the last day due to RR is not due L9 pay, but the same rotation flown as a GS over X days would.
Well, a correction to your correction 😉: the part I bolded isn't quite correct. If a RR is scheduled to get you in >4 hours late [25 hours international], then all duty periods starting with the first one affected by the RR through the end of the rotation are paid.
#6690
Bus driver
Joined APC: Aug 2007
Posts: 840
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